Tag: PRNigeria

The campaign organisation of Professor Isa Ali Ibrahim Pantami has expressed concern over the omission of his name from the list of governorship candidates published by the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) for the 2027 general elections, assuring supporters that efforts are underway to address the development.

In 2016, after our counter insurgency communication campaign through the Forum of Spokespersons of Security and Response Agencies (FOSSRA)—a project of the Office of the National Security Adviser (ONSA) executed with PRNigeria and Image Merchants Promotion Limited (IMPR)—we submitted our first serious entries for international professional awards.

Yet, sometimes, two weeks are enough to notice the little things: who speaks first, who waits until everyone else has finished, who asks questions, who tells stories, who listens carefully and who somehow manages to make their presence felt without saying very much.

I approach national security and intelligence operations with deliberate caution. Revealing successes too early can compromise ongoing missions; failures narrated without context can sound like conspiracy theories.

A viral video circulating across social media platforms has been found to be misleading, after investigations revealed it falsely portrayed a group of visitors to a Nigerian senator as “high profile bandit kingpins.”

A viral social media graphic attributing a statement to billionaire businessman and Heirs Holdings Chairman, Tony Elumelu, claiming that Nigeria lost 97 per cent of its crude oil production to theft before President Bola Ahmed Tinubu assumed office has been found to be misleading.

I recently received two books by award-winning PR practitioner and PRNigeria publisher Yushau A. Shuaib: MNI Versus MNIPR in NIPSS: Tackling Institutional Bullying and AI in Crisis Communication in Nigeria. Of the two, the NIPSS memoir immediately stood out.

Gone are the days when every form of criticism should be regarded as an attack. Increasingly, individuals and institutions are recognising that constructive criticism,

Leading communication professionals and academics have challenged participants of the 2026 PRNigeria Young Communication Fellowship (YCF) to make trust, humility and integrity the foundation of their careers, stressing that credibility—not popularity—is the true currency of leadership in the communications profession.

The Zamfara State Police Command has dismissed a recent PRNigeria report alleging that the families of three police Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) personnel killed while clearing improvised explosive devices (IEDs) in the state had not received support, describing the publication as inaccurate and misleading.